Cabaret

I think the case design with its levels really adds to the overall look and separates it from a lot of other rectangular watches as does the correctly shaped movement. I much prefer it on a leather strap as I think the bracelet makes it a little too loud

The A. Lange & Söhne Cabaret Moonphase , intorduced in 2004 and discontinued in 2009 is a very rare bird and finding nice photos of it is difficult. Below is the pink gold variant (ref. 118.032 / LSLS1184AD ) owned and worn superbly by @mu_watch49 . The c

But I’ve recently realized that ALS is a brand that I admire more than I truly feel attracted to it. I think I could be attracted to the Cabaret or even the Arkade, but otherwise there’s always something kind of missing for me: the round “universal” case

December 24, Christmas Eve. Isn't rose gold and black a perfect match?

So much character. I wish ALS would revive the collection, but I wonder if those cases mmight now be prohibitive to craft. And yes, the OEM strap is terrific. I have one, along with the stingray below and ridged ostrich and ridged calf-leather numbers. I

Some photos I took some 13 years ago, at the SIHH. Uber charming, in rose gold, even though the platinum version remains my favorite. The Rose Gold plays on a warmer register. Best, Nicolas

Also, at the time, the Cabaret overlapped less in style and use than the 1815 with the rest of my collection. While the Up/Down is a great watch, the rose gold/black dial Cabaret is one of my all-time favorites, and I've never regretted the trade. Thanks

but eventually traded mine in towards a Cabaret: This... ...for that.

ALS Cabaret 107.031 - a personal favorite.

this is a truly great timepiece and, like you, I regret that ALS has moved away from the shaped cases and movements. The “Darkade” is made of platinum. I will try to see one in real life during the coming months. Ideally I would like to be able to compare